The Irish standard., 1887-10-15

SSAi p0E1ly I'D lCtt 1DA tilo Ht&iS taA'NA
relatives OF the young men charged
with the outrage, most OF WioM are the
sons Of weli-to do and respectable farm
erS.
CORK.
& young man named Hayes died on
the I4!h ult., from the effects of Il
cruel assault he met With when return
ing to the city from fair at Macroom.
His supposed assajlants were arrested.
DERRY.
The rankest Of thc Orangemen have
instllted the Protestant bishop of Derry
because he has expressed indignation
at the MitchelstoWn outrages.
DONEGAL.
The new electoral registration was
effected with scarcely any changes.
DOWN
| The Natioualists OF Newry have ex-
pressed both Indignation and contempt
in regard TO Haltotsr's s 'foon't hesitate
to shoot policy OF iepresslon.
DUBLIN.
4 splendid DEMONSTRATION took place
! at 5t.a!.Al,iil ou sun,iay. september L.,
| PER1NANAGH.
The tenantry residing Oh the exten-
sive property OF the Marquis OF Ely, i'll
Fermanagh, have just GOT inlilnatlon Of
their landlords Intention TO reduce their
present rents Is per cent, MI. Hugh de
Fellenberg Montgomery. q. L.. }. T.,
BlessingbUurne, I,lve:nll-toWn, County
Tyrone, mas also granted Is Per cent re-
duction TO ali his tellanlry in FeIman-
agh.
GALWAY.
Mi. Egan, brother Of Father Eganz
OF W oodtord, a0a three others, SUM
mcned under the .ubiioe Act tor al
f! legged intimidation <lil! lot attend, and
WARRANTS We're Issued FOR their arrest.
KERRY.
{ AT I,istoUel q GesC;,ctable farmer has
been se,leenced TO two mouths impris-
oI1nent, under. the Jubilee Act for al
legged inti1nitla tioll Of q sheritf's bailitf.
KILD iAEt1.
AT the Petty Sessions On September
1S, before j. r. Keough, j, T.. Mr.. A.
a. " e!don, j. T., Jas Farrell and John
Farrell, b1o1hers, We're charged in Gus
todY BY the Q i,een at the prosecution OF
District-Inspector Newell with assaults
upon the police ssc A.thy Oh September
8. James Farrell was sentenced TO inn
prisonnent in Kilkenny Jail for two
months with hard labor, and john Far
rel was sentenced to six months lnl-
p1sonment with hard labor.
KILKENNY.
With deep regret we have to an
nounce the death Oh September 6, OF
Mir. Michael sohortai, late Of Clomanto
Castle, brother of the Rev. John Shor-
tai, 2, p, DurroW and Rev. James
Shortal, z. p, Freshford. MI. Shortal
was member OF an old and highly re-
spected Kilkenny family and was al
ways all earnest worker in the National
cause.
KINGS COUNTY.
Mr.. John w, Drought, j. T., Of
Whigsborougll House, near Birr, COM
mitted suicide on Tuesday, September
l3, by shooting himself through the
head. An inquest was held next day,
and q verdict returned Of temporary in
sanity. The deceased gentleman, who
lived alone and YVES not married, had
latterly been in low spirits. The gun
with which he committed the fatal act
was one which he had been in the con-
stant habit Of keeping by him. He shot
himself while lying in bed. Oh the pre-
vious Thursday, at the Birr Petty Ses-
sious, the deceased, with his baillH had
been bound to keep the peace tor
twelve months for having assaulted a
tenant.
LEITRLM.
More OF less favorable reports of the
crops reach us from Carrick- -on-Shannon
and Mohill districts Of Leitrim.
LIMERICK.
Several English Home Rulers visited
Limerick on the 17th ult.
LONDONDERRY.
In Derry, on the morning Of septem-
Der 10, in consequence Of Mr.. Justin
Mccarthy, M. F., having dined with
DR.. Alexander, Protestant Bishop Of